New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
HUNDREDS OF IDLE HORSES.
.RoupApoUR AND BOB FISHER RACING.
.,v .Yrs EXCELLENT FoRM-TREMoNT AND THE
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s.,ns hnnarcd borscs are stabbed In the neighpor-
mood of New.York waiting with cooked ears a' auss
Governors verdict They have Doen iuo oc~n,ation
day and would like TO resume then sdifern mt
rven their exercise has been taken In an No cates
vay no fast work having been done si Tsa trial OF
Of the Brooklyn course wero , chestnut gcldlng
the week was that Of Mr.. Brens ches -, tSrcnty-
Chatter who moved q quarter OF a III. noise
four and a half seconds. He dia u "i'
A. ,,o,,.r,. ,s Matching sensation for THURSDAY,
when tho meeting of the Broohiyn 20 tSe Drcoklyn
~ resnmed lie calls it s,sIuei 10 one 20 10
10 ,,na, because he expects TO have many Va 'Ao
same horses in it. The distance Is a nm, IL and
quarter and besides Dry Mohopoic, ,orable Barnum
Uidalro no desires to name the Veheiao tso ~ IA
o. Starter Favor will probably be IN ~ 80 80 oachl
0ps Tho conditions are somewhat svcep Rnc wing
but the stables represented eau an 10 Hidalgo ad
~ no Mounds Dry Monopoe al ~ snish that
80 and 1arnum at rs should MAKE "a, secrtary
wouM bewilder 10000 spectators, y race.
McJptyro succeed in getting up SUM -,
p,ue wing thrves hard race a,, ~ MAGNIFICENT
,,d;con d'd him good, and he Is now III INC tidogo
Hanui Tha severe struggle camo near usns ~ IN
@ pesides pulling him down In nesn ia,u in his
so stn and sore that he nO hts stride has been
aed often but his gait since the pig iSI IN the
a., 20 behold. When led from the s s after ten
early morning he lmps percep'pns' muscles become
n',,o and no appears perfectly SCUM. - and
looks like q with proAen oeh before the
,oy ,,,ra~ed IL is said that week pe' LII
holioweyea AZ ii no was scarcely ablc to walk
So,bIng seems TO hurt Dry MohoPotte> mot
tough I'm the spring as the pfO'eroi"i P
The writer was sitting In the 'uu9S. an Nine wing,
xoa, course on Friday morning "ho" .,o track 10
,rco,la,our and Bob Fisher calho V v, around the
' - exercise the three waheu d.ou ~, IN.
60 once cantered around TWICE. anu - raached
w. TnsIness Bob Fisher wore hoou W." ~ No., ami
from his nose to his wrthcrs. hi 30 clean out his
az hood is used sweater W - 49, me oIuose
s - Niy Babcoca explained ana reduce .n ~ fon,
tissnc Troubadour wore rcd s.ooht t o. those of
legs OUT me- .o on the turf TroubadOur cnPp~
snv INCH, He is sore but not lame % The most
iodv knows 1t Mr. Rogers VIII nave INN "
6t TO run for man , in'' l., eno
-. VII, GOT ont alone and did his work ID me
Blue WING ot a trial Everyone knows Wha1
styp' vino ,an do and test Of his QUALITIES - ~ ,
nscessary. Toubadour and BOD fisnel me- 1enr,ng
Gather at a gait better than t"o LII The riders
So inch of their way for then he"us' 81, and
es0t' - unaer n strong pun aud ran theh hoOn
necs Tloubaaours great stride ana e'S Scs his
a feast for the eyes and reNeI..V - the writer
hind legs moro like dog thah any ~ re I,ack and
70 yer seen stand in the Ihiuuio Va Mile tine
me- ne S,,, coming down the home suetch' IL "a
near hind leg is kept well uhder .ho 49, ~ tnat IN
one ia thrown out lar TO the rl8hl, " Tha action
appears 70 t"SS ,N SIDEWAYS Troubadour Will never
causes him 10 Iun S4'
step Oh himself orior
poh Fisher who is said to be Blue Wing supeiIl w.
a. a bir-boned dark bay with TWO VINO roooh
has plenty of substance ana Is so sunni o,,d s,yinr-
Wbe not a long strider his acuoh - coy 90 E,om
. and he covers a mile with niue eAcitioii -
his amearanco on Friday one Is ooiise Ca,tan
thot he has q good deal OF ruhnhG III ni.' e,nh@u
Srn a. almost certain to start him Ill inc 9'io'u ~
~ Wing Inv his victory at Memphis meuifeu d -
oItv Of four pounds which INCREASES M o.tnr ,,cr
weight TO 10 pounds shouIo nc VIII ID, Nonud,
~ moro than 81 900 he VIII have " CAY ~, odd
" hurdcn mat would undoubtedly leng1heh 'he -
AGAINST him Bob Fisher, he Is not oNoii"'NN'
We'll in at liz pounds.
TWO of the most conspicuous animals az inc non
course arc Ben Ali and Oualal'e1, ~ al paso viii
opinion now that the PRIDE Oh haisHV suburban Al
,t,r.seut the Haggin stable In the Suo iua hv
,ha signs point that way. The method tulsuVu ~
Matthew Byrnes in his training VIII pIinS DV - 81
the post just about ripe On jun o. 90 NJ his WORT
tbe eourso looks better nor does any 20 d. NE IN
noro huncrily Ben must have lost loo pouhu - -
the last two weeks 1t means soue'nnS i abour his
SeesinS in the head but that need not Dc io01 NJ
for until he is put 10 severe 't 10 uacctn string
iVi..o.e auart from the rest OF The ddeslh
S1ch vrnes continues 10 dri in his soideiy iason
II Trouiad0ur Is a great strlder bch Al - - noe
inc es0 horses feet when he is racing put 10 d
caIatrehensve glance Ben All apleas " % s9be samr
;; s when his body bounds Into inc az AIM Ike
doesn't seem to 30 ga9Png h9 @ he leaves four
IoeDvints in set then after space Oh tweho!
ven Jr twenty weight feet another sGt' th,nc GOES
e. a. roi,inr INTO matches form, and nOthIhs 10
U 30 Ia chances for the suburban viii be unIlT
Tho phenomenal two-year-old mas Ho the hest to
s .hn thus far tut it said that the Cad3Ti nt
stable has colt or hlly m0uouH IL aid also that
WhcnI tn@s I Saye colt and FLY that can make
KIn.lIsh extend himself. Guarantee Is O"{ bniT
,nr in Ms forehead and white ankle Hs poiS
i long and slender, and his les slim, gys n cep
the appearance OF being eSgy HIS eyes Tbers can
M 21oht Of his gameness. He was bred ny WIZ
ham Walden, whose sensation COTS a anu Mr. Walden
has swapred his bay fy Specially corl Tes
Mac, who won pHr Tor % EIne and So 900 boot
Sir Morris is good judge Of hoTschesh III MS h"o
Speciality will prove useful
., ,ec,ns H. look as il fremont is to be suburban
candidate Tho writer is enabled to state on tno &
authority that-baTns misnaps 70 NtbC lie has
wonder win not be sent Tor % S have no present
tntention of starting him. Hanover Is gool enough
fremont takes b; work eSH fnS f IN him as starter
than his owners, for it has backed MN SGwn tb
and g TO /, while they have not backed him u 'ne
Dessjo June has been declared out Of nearly al
her engagements at Brooklyn Apparently something
Is wrong with the hly' =.
McIaughln has gained fifteen rounds IN welgh,!
s,pcS Tuesiay when he rode at Ill. gTis doosn
include the cambako Yesterday TINS uOFou ugH
ntSer iockey on the American turf. Each morninI
he rides four or five Of the Dwyer colts IN .nG 81
Socs 70 the post with OF them he knows lrsciscf
What to EXPECT Of his mount Inc Pw{ers am Iusines
M;tb them. They know not only the strength Of the
own stable but that of every other staole asanis
ro.ner r. mn every morning with the ENGLISH spar
rows timing the trials Of each animal that appear
on tho track.
veteran trrfman who fremont before NJ
ran race selected him the "crack OF the BROOK
iyn stable and declared to Michael Dwyer that ~
wou'd bc the greatest horse the brothers ever owned
"And Mike laughed at me-" he said when regcalin,
tho Incident the other day. i've never seen ,hc col
since" no continued, "but have heard great thing
OF him"
IL was reported on saturday that Garrison had qui
tho employ Of captain Brown owing to some nnpieas
sptness INQUIRY failed to copfrm the report, bu
several usually weltinfOrned racing men SAID the.
voul1 not be surprised 10 hear OF Garrison resgha
zion az any time. No doubt the "snapper fnds
stsady contract somewhat rlsome, notwithstanding
Me bandsome salary OF ~ 900. Many of his friend
think he would rather ride "out" he would feel NOR
INDEPENDENT.
II Mr. withers wishes to brood hlSh-c'ass race
horses why doesn't he buy Sensation for his Brook
dale studi lie owns several excellent mares, an
euch a stallion among them would beget winners
Of tho suburban. wthers and Brooklyn Handicap. NJ